Oral sex linked to mouth and throat cancers
According to Cancer Research UK, a virus passed through oral sex can greatly increase the chances of developing certain mouth and throat cancers.
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According to Cancer Research UK, a virus passed through oral sex can greatly increase the chances of developing certain mouth and throat cancers.
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Students talking to The Linc welcome a proposal to force people to take STI tests, though there are still some that think the measure is a bit drastic.
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The gap between attainment levels of white and ethnic minority students is growing, according to a new report by the Equality Challenge Unit.
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